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News

“Deadlines you should know if you plan to transfer out” // reporting by Kevin Rodriguez // Photo by Edgar Galvan
“Virtual Parking passes launches soon” // reporting and visuals by Edward Frieson
“Cash for Credit” // reporting by Kevin Rodriguez” // visuals by Jakki Padilla
“Cannabis cloud kitchen helps entrepreneurs break into the industry” // reporting and visuals by Carrie Graham

Solutions

“Strength Lab to get new equipment” // reporting by Nicholas Wire // visuals by Edgar Galvan

Sports

Views

Lifestyle

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The beauty of Santa Barbara

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The resistance economy of the Beaumont Outdoor Market

If you drive 90 minutes east towards Palm Springs on any given Sunday, you’ll find the Beaumont Outdoor Market. Since the late 1980’s, these merchants have functioned as a thriving desert micro-economy,

Read our Fall 2022 Print: Vol. 98 No. 1